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Changed the graphic design to look more actual
Hi! In order to look like the common apps with emojis like Telegram, Hangouts or Whatsapp, we changed some things:
- By default, the background of the Fragment is like the official Google Keyboard, instead of an holo gradient.
- Instead of using alpha to show the selected tab, we're going to tint the picture of the ImageButton. In addition, the apps can define that colours using another newInstance() method. By default, the selected tab will be the common Material Design blue.
- The emojicons.xml is based in a vertical LinearLayout to improve readability. (sorry about the whole code formatting! Please, ignore the white lines while comparing it)
- The vertical dividers of the tabs have now disappeared, to meet the last emojicon keyboards style.
- The minSDK is 8 instead of 7, to support the ImageButton tinting
A picture is worth a thousand words! :·)
Can you rebase your branch?
I think we should support customizing theme for this.
@rockerhieu done! :·) Someone did a big reformat of the code, didn't it? :+1:
@rockerhieu about theming it, for sure it could be a great feature. Right now we did the minimum version to give value to the developer :·) (in this case, us, hehe!)
Hi! I am using the 1.3.3 version right now, with gradle, but the theme for the EmojiconsFragment (instantiated with .newInstance(false)) doesn't look like the one that you posted (Still looks like the 1.0 one, but with a dark background - I assume that should have the same color as my keyboard, which is white - default of android 6.0). Maybe the theme it's implemented in version 1.3.4?
Thank you for this amazing library btw ^_^
:+1: this looks really better
Thanks @vanniktech :)
@rocboronat since this has gone very stale (overall the project) and I had some free time I made a fork out of an earlier version of this library: https://github.com/vanniktech/Emoji
Has some new emojis and their categories and also an implementation of Recent Emojis
Thanks @vanniktech! Just read it, two years later 😅